How deep and big does the hole have to be to be cemented in ground?
40180
The instructions are with the unit. I believe it was 18" deep and 14" diameter, but it has been a while.
40181
the hole needs to be 24" deep and 18" in diameter. I used four (04) bags of concrete mix, 80 lbs each. It is very solid in the ground.
40182
I don't remember exactly but it is shown in the instructions. It wasn't all that big and it wasn't all that hard to dig. I did it myself with a post hole digger.
135187
fit in a standard hole but you will need make another little hole, its very simple...regards
1837358
It says insert into the soil 2 inches. It's marked on the shaft but I have pushed it down 3 inches. You shouldn't have any problems taking temps 2-3 inches deep.
214224
depends how hard the soil is and powerful your drill is?If your soil is soft and you're using and electric drill with a 1/2"chuck it will go as deep as the the lenght if the bit.
1410909
If mounting on wood make a 3/16-inch or 5 mm hole. If mounting on concrete make a 3/8-inch or 10 mm hole. 2 bolts are required for a safe installation.
497844
What I did was dig a little hole about 2 1/2 inches into the dirt and I used 8 inch rail nails and I cemented the hole and placed the post in and put the nails through the cement and place the dirt & grass back on top. Hope this helps...
735330
My dad made a wooden base and made it slightly larger than 8x10. Maybe a couple cms over. I would guess what ever you want for cement. Hope this helps
1740357
The instructions call for SIX 90 Pound concrete bags. (540 lbs)You need to dig a 18" wide hole by 24" deep. The cement goes in the hole and later into the pole.You can view the assembly instructions at: http://www.lifetime.com/customerservice/assemblyinstructions
576036
Need to cut out 19 7/8ths wide by 29 1/4 long and it is 2 5/8ths deep. It will set perfect in the hole.
978587
It should come with a template that has the hole size. If you don't have the template call Rinnai and get them to send you one.
568115
I'm not 100% sure of the actual size but I drilled a 1/2" hole in my concrete floor thru this hole and there was still room for a larger size if needed.
2162106
The hole is about 1/4 in size.... over all the grommet is around 1/2 inch when flattened
594609
If you have a clay type soil (this doesn't work in sand or rocky soil) a hole larger than about 8 inches (which this ends up being) is more or less counter-productive...you don't want dug up (loosened) soil around your post. I loaned my out and can't get it back!
1640416
There is no limit on how deep you can put it only how deep you can dig. I think a bigger problem would be installing to shallow and then it not having enough support to stay put. As for digging I did hit a tree root on mine and had to notch the edging with a hack saw to get it to fit.
823899
You need preset holes in the concrete for the poles to fit in. About 1.5 inch diameter.
492550
Yes, you have to buy a post, I think it is a 4 X 4 inch post. I got a pressure treated one and filled the hole with quickcrete. Make sure the post is correctly aligned or the box will be crooked to the road.
32811
Yes you sink the pole around 12-14" in ground. Oddly the lower half you fill with. Cement for weight. Pretty easy install but two man job. 4 hrs